Idioms
prick up one's ears
to listen more closely (like an animal moving its ears to hear better)
I pricked up my ears and listened to what the speaker was saying.
pride and joy
pride oneself on/in (something)
prime mover
privy to something
promise (someone) the moon
prone to (something)
proof is in the pudding/proof of the pudding is in the eating
propose a toast
prove to be (someone or something)
provided that (something is so)
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off the track
put up (something) or put (something) up
like father, like son
ravished with delight
start up (something) or start (something) up
high seas
stand clear of (something)
give (someone) the cold shoulder
turn over a new leaf
ill at ease
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Animal Facts
The slime eel or hagfish feeds on dead and dying fish at the bottom of the sea. It goes into its victim through the mouth or eye socket and eats it away from the inside, leaving only a bag of skin and bones.
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